Remember, New York is the only state in the US with orange license plates. There are only two ways to pronounce calle. In almost every place where Spanish is spoken, it is ca-ye. In Argentina and Uruguay, it’s ca-she. You should just go with ca-ye. Even in Argentina and Uruguay, people know exactly what you mean if you say ca-ye. Yes, el fuego means the fire. Tierra del Fuego, the island at the southern tip of south America, means land of fire.
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David, New York has a orangey yellow plate with a dark blue line on top.
Remember, New York is the only state in the US with orange license plates.
There are only two ways to pronounce calle. In almost every place where Spanish is spoken, it is ca-ye. In Argentina and Uruguay, it’s ca-she. You should just go with ca-ye. Even in Argentina and Uruguay, people know exactly what you mean if you say ca-ye.
Yes, el fuego means the fire. Tierra del Fuego, the island at the southern tip of south America, means land of fire.
Doesnt Alaska have similiar yellowish plates, but obviously dont look like simliar landscapes.? : )
Well, I stand corrected. As with New York, it appears not to be universal. Some state plates are yellow, others aren't.
@@blocho70 yeah its the same here in Sydney lots of yellow plates but also white and various others.
I didn't know that about NY license plates!